Where does the small-leaf red sandalwood tree grow?

Growth habits of red sandalwood

The small-leaf red sandalwood tree is a tropical tree that has a very good adaptability to the environment. It can grow in sandy, clay, and gravel soils. It likes strong light, has a well-developed root system, and has a strong regeneration ability.

Where do small-leaf red sandalwood trees like to grow?

The small-leaf red sandalwood tree is native to tropical virgin forests and is currently widely distributed in China, India, the Philippines, Indonesia and other places. The main production areas in my country include Taiwan, Guangdong, Yunnan and other provinces.

Red sandalwood is native to the primeval forest and is one of the most precious woods in the world. In my country, red sandalwood mostly grows in sparse forests on slopes and is mostly distributed in the Nansha Islands.

The growth environment and conditions of red sandalwood

1. Temperature

The small-leaf red sandalwood tree is a tropical tree species. The most suitable growth temperature is between 20-30℃, and the annual average temperature is best above 25℃.

2. Soil

The small-leaf red sandalwood tree is not very demanding in terms of soil. If it is grown in a potted plant, you can use loam, river sand, peat soil, or you can plant it directly in sandy soil.

3. Lighting

The small-leaf red sandalwood tree needs sufficient light to grow. It is best to plant it in a well-lit location, which is more conducive to its photosynthesis.